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About
Lentigines
Lentigines, or liver spots, are benign lesions that occur on the sun-exposed areas of the body. They are also commonly called liver spots. The backs of hands and face are common areas. These irregularly-shaped darkly-colored spots can be as large as two centimeters.
Causes
These lesions are caused by a marked increase in the number of pigment cells located in the superficial layers of the skin.
Symptoms
The lesions tend to increase in number with age, making them common among the middle age and older population. They can vary in size from 0.2 to 2 cm. These flat lesions usually have discrete borders, are dark in color, and have an irregular shape.
Diagnosis
A doctor will perform a physical examination to diagnose lentigines, and a biopsy will be necessary if it is irregular to ensure it is not cancerous.
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American Osteopathic College of DermatologyTreatment
Treatment
Many people choose to treat lentigines for cosmetic reasons. Cryotherapy, prescription bleaching creams, chemical peels, and laser treatments are all available for the treatment of lentigines.
Prevention
Diligent sun protection will decrease the risk of developing new lentigines and their recurrence after treatment.
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